Organisations conducting research into bushfires.

ENSIS Bushfire Research - The Ensis Bushfire Research group develops the science and technology needed to protect life and property, and manage fire in the landscape. The programme has a scope that includes rural land and the rural/urban interface.

Griffith University - Southeast Queensland Fire and Biodiversity Consortium. The Consortium was established in 1998 by Griffith University and a number of state agencies and local government authorities to provide a focus for fire ecology research and evidence-based outcomes for the southeast Queensland region. Our role is to continue to disseminate information and importantly, to investigate and implement research locally to assist in making better management decisions on fire and biodiversity within the imperatives of life and property protection.

University of Melbourne - Fire Ecology and Management. The majority of the Bushfire Research and Development Group is based at The University of Melbourne Creswick campus, Victoria, with research conducted at field sites in Victoria, New South Wales and Tasmania. Through the Bushfire CRC we have links with research groups in Tasmania (Forestry Tasmania), Western Australia (Department of Conservation and Land Management), Australian Capital Territory (CSIRO Entomology), New South Wales (Forests NSW) and the Northern Territory (CSIRO).